IPL 2026: 'Few Demands Of KSCA Were Considered Unacceptable,' Say Sources
Karnataka State Cricket Association: Bengaluru's M. Chinnaswamy Stadium lost the hosting rights of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 final, scheduled on May 31, after a series of contentious demands and organisational concerns from local authorities and stakeholders. According to sources, IPL officials remained in constant touch with the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), but negotiations broke down due to what were deemed too high and unacceptable demands, including requests for passes for members and politicians. The situation was further complicated by reports of ticket black marketing, which raised serious integrity and logistical concerns. As a result, the decision was taken to shift the marquee final to Ahmedabad, ensuring smoother operations and tighter control over arrangements for one of the tournaments biggest fixtures. IPL officials were in constant touch with the KSCA officials. However, their demands including passes for members and politicians were considered too high and unacceptable. There were also reports of ticket black marketing. These were the reasons why the IPL final venue was shifted from Bengaluru to Ahmedabad, sources told IANS. The IPL final usually takes places at the home ground of the reigning champion, and in this case, with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) winning the previous edition, M Chinnaswamy would've hosted the summit clash. However, the BCCI, in its statement, stated that due to requirements from local authorities that fell 'beyond the scope of BCCI's established guidelines and protocols', it would not be possible to hold the final in Bengaluru. The season will conclude with the grand final on May 31 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad the worlds largest cricket stadium setting the stage for a spectacular finale. Owing to certain operational and logistical considerations, the IPL 2026 Playoffs will be conducted across three venues this season as a special case, the BCCI said in a release. Earlier on Wednesday, the BCCI announced the schedule for the knockout stage of IPL 2026 Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium set to host IPL final. The season will conclude with the grand final on May 31 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad the worlds largest cricket stadium setting the stage for a spectacular finale. Owing to certain operational and logistical considerations, the IPL 2026 Playoffs will be conducted across three venues this season as a special case, the BCCI said in a release. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The action will then move to the New International Cricket Stadium in New Chandigarh, which will host the Eliminator on May 27 between the third and fourth-placed teams. The same venue will also stage Qualifier 2 on May 29, where the loser of Qualifier 1 will face the winner of the Eliminator to determine the second finalist. Article Source: IANS
The Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) on Wednesday expressed its disappointment after the IPL 2026 final was shifted from Bengaluru to Ahmedabad by the BCCI.
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Hajj with Clarity, Not Confusion
A detailed and thoughtful advisory by Fahim Ulla Khan Khasim, Partner at Karnataka Haj Group, offers timely guidance for those preparing for Hajj and Umrah. With nearly three decades of experience since 1996, his message is rooted in real challenges faced by pilgrims and aims to ensure that the sacred journey is performed with clarity, [] The post Hajj with Clarity, Not Confusion first appeared on .
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Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvarayas life is a powerful reminder that patience, discipline, and consistent effort eventually pay off, even when results seem delayed. Born in modest circumstances in Muddenahalli in 1861, he overcame financial struggles and personal loss through sheer determination, pursuing education against all odds and eventually excelling in civil engineering.
A wife earning Rs 1.5 lakh monthly sought higher maintenance from her husband. The Karnataka High Court denied her plea. The court noted her substantial income and the husband's limited assets, including a mortgaged one-acre land. His potential share in ancestral property was deemed insufficient grounds for enhancement. The court upheld the original maintenance order.
L&T wins largest domestic metals order from JSW Steel for major expansion
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Karnataka Lokayukta Forms Special Investigation Team After Tragic Hospital Wall Collapse
Bengaluru, May 6: The Karnataka Lokayukta has established a special investigation team to probe the tragic incident at Bengalurus Boring Hospital, where a wall collapse resulted in the deaths of seven individuals. The incident occurred on April 29 during severe weather conditions, including heavy rain, hailstorms, and strong winds, which led to the collapse of ... Read more Karnataka Lokayukta Forms Special Investigation Team After Tragic Hospital Wall Collapse
Live wires & deadly lapses: Danger hangs over Bengalurus streets
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Couple held for stealing from employers house in Bengaluru
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Man walks through office door, steals 6 laptops from desks
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Saints, stories and soul: A journey through Bengaluru's Sufi trail
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FIR filed over provocative message against ML
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ZP CEO flags need for basic facilities at MGNREGA worksite
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KSRTC bus gutted in fire in Haveri, all 17 passengers safe
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Parkinsons Disease and Physiotherapy
In light of Parkinsons disease awareness campaigns, it is imperative to draw attention to both the difficulties associated with this progressive neurological disorder and the potent role that physiotherapy plays in its treatment. Millions of people worldwide suffer from Parkinsons disease, which progressively impairs coordination, balance, and mobility. Even the most basic daily tasks are frequently hampered by the characteristic symptoms, which include tremors, rigidity, delayed movements, and postural instability. Physiotherapy rehabilitation is a key component in enhancing functional independence and quality of life, even though medical care is still crucial. The goals of physiotherapy are to preserve physical function and restore mobility. Patients are guided to increase joint mobility, muscle strength, and flexibility through clinically planned exercise regimens. Changes in walking patterns are one of the biggest problems associated with Parkinsons disease. To assist patients in regaining a more natural walking pattern, physiotherapists use specialized gait training approaches, such as cueing tactics utilizing rhythmic auditory or visual signals. Balance training is equally vital. The risk of falls rises significantly as the illness worsens. In addition to improving stability, structured balance and coordination exercises provide patients confidence, allowing them to continue being active and self-sufficient. Functional training, which enables patients to carry out daily tasks with ease, is another essential component of physical therapy. These interventions, which range from turning in bed to getting out of a chair, are intended to maintain freedom and dignity. Breathing exercises and posture adjustment also help to prevent subsequent issues, especially those that impact respiratory health. Regular physiotherapy has a significant impact on mental health in addition to its physical benefits. Regular exercise helps lower anxiety, despair, and social disengagementall of which are prevalent issues for people with Parkinsons disease. The message is clear: Parkinsons disease may advance, but its effects can be greatly reduced with early intervention and consistent physical therapy. Under the direction of qualified physiotherapists, a proactive approach enables patients to live active, purposeful, and happy lives. Raising awareness of the function of physiotherapy is not only essential but also transformative as we commemorate this significant anniversary. Dr Ayesha Bhat is Vice Principal; Dept of Physiotherapy, Shantha Group of Institutions, Karnataka
Indian Government Approves 4,886 Crore Package to Support Farmers
New Delhi, May 5: The Indian government has approved an additional allocation of 4,886.46 crore to benefit farmers, as announced by Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday. This initiative aims to purchase sunflower and chickpeas from farmers in Karnataka and Maharashtra at minimum support prices (MSP). According to an official ... Read more Indian Government Approves 4,886 Crore Package to Support Farmers
Weather To Be Varied Over Andhra Pradesh During Next Three Days
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He also expressed gratitude for the Cabinets approval of three major railway multi-tracking projects covering 19 districts across Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.
Lokayukta directs top officials to be added as respondents in K.R. Circle underpass case
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New Delhi, May 5 (IANS) The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday approved three railway projects worth Rs 23,437 crore across Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Andhra Pra
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CPI calls for protests on May 11 over acute water shortage
The Communist Party of India has demanded immediate action to address the issue
Gang of five arrested for house break-in thefts
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Kiran Mazumdar names her niece Claire as her successor
Documents certifying Koppal girls age for marriage fabricated
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Central Government Approves MSP Purchase for Sunflower and Chickpeas in Karnataka and Maharashtra
New Delhi, May 5: In a significant move to ensure farmers receive fair prices for their produce and avoid forced sales in the market, the central government has approved the purchase of sunflower and chickpeas at the Minimum Support Price (MSP). This initiative will involve an expenditure of 4,886 crore. The announcement was made by ... Read more Central Government Approves MSP Purchase for Sunflower and Chickpeas in Karnataka and Maharashtra
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has issued a cautionary message to party workers: the Trinamool Congresss defeat in West Bengal is not a reason to celebrate, but a cause for concern. Gandhi, who on Monday alleged that the BJP stole the elections in West Bengal and Assam, reiterated his claim, calling the poll results a major step forward in the saffron partys alleged mission to destroy Indian democracy. Some in the Congress, and others, are gloating about TMC's loss. They need to understand this clearly the theft of Assam and Bengal's mandate is a big step forward by the BJP in its mission to destroy Indian democracy, Gandhi said in a post on X. He urged party workers to put petty politics aside, stressing that the matter was not about one party or another, but about the future of India. The BJP pulled off a landslide victory in West Bengal, winning 202 seatsmore than a two-thirds majorityending the Trinamool Congresss 15-year rule and reshaping the states political landscape. Outgoing Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee described the BJPs win as immoral, alleging that the mandate in over 100 constituencies was looted. Echoing Banerjees concerns, Gandhi said, We agree with Mamata ji. More than 100 seats were stolen in Bengal. Other Opposition leaders, including senior Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, and Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, also raised questions over the West Bengal election results.
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Hyderabad: Three southern cities, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai, saw a combined sales of 811 ultra-luxury homes, each costing Rs 10 crore or above, during the last fiscal for a total amount of Rs 11,246 crore on strong demand, according to a report. Real estate consultant India Sothebys International Realty and real estate data analytics firm Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Drugs worth Rs 20 crore seized in Bengaluru, 6 held
Six individuals, including those from outside the state, have been apprehended for a drug racket involving MDMA and hydro ganja. Police seized contraband worth over Rs 10 crore, with college students identified as some of the buyers. The accused admitted to purchasing drugs cheaply and reselling them for profit. Investigations continue to nab suppliers.
Six arrested for drug peddling in Bengaluru; narcotics worth 20 crore seized
Police seized 8 kg 58 grams of MDMA and 5 kg 700 grams of hydro ganja from their possession, along with four mobile phones used for communication, and a car used by them
